Vietnam International Agricultural Trade Fair 2022 opens in Can Tho
The Vietnam International Agricultural Trade Fair 2022 opened in the Mekong Delta city of Can Tho on November 2, featuring nearly 250 booths of 100 enterprises across the country.
Vietnam International Agricultural Trade Fair 2022 opens in Can Tho (Photo: VNA)
Can Tho (VNA) - The Vietnam International Agricultural Trade Fair 2022 opened in the Mekong Delta city of Can Tho on November 2, featuring nearly 250 booths of 100 enterprises across the country.
The event also attracted businesses of Cambodia, India, the Philippines, Indonesia, the Republicof Korea, and China.
At the opening ceremony (Photo: VNA)
On displayare products for agricultural production, including production and processinglines, agricultural materials,fertilisers, and pesticides, besides technologies for hi-tech agriculture and post-harvestpreservation techniques.
Within the framework of the event, a series of activities including an agriculturetechmart, a symposium on applying technologies for developing sustainable urbanagriculture, and workshops on digital transformation and developing science andtechnology information and innovation in agriculture will be arranged.
A product traceability management system applying digital technology platform fordigital transformation in agriculture was lauched at the opening ceremony.
Chairman of the municipal People’s Committee Tran Viet Truong highlightedthe significance of the event to Vietnam’s agriculture sector and the MekongDelta region, saying that this is an important trade promotion activity to populariseachievements in agricultural development, creating opportunities to promote connectionamong businesses and localities, and international cooperation.
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Vietnam International Agricultural Trade Fair 2022 opens in Can Tho (Photo: VNA) 
At the opening ceremony (Photo: VNA) 
